Therapy For Success Carrollton

08/30/2021

04/29/2020

Activities to do with your autistic child while sheltering at home: https://www.verywellhealth.com/hobbies-activities-autistic-child-260365

It can be tough to bond with an autistic family member, but by finding (or creating) shared interests, you can grow together.

11/19/2019

Research has found that toddlers with fewer spoken words have more frequent and severe temper tantrums than their peers with typical language skills. www.therapyforsuccess.com

11/07/2019

As a parent it’s alarming when you hear your child stutter, but there are ways to respond that are helpful. www.therapyforsuccess.com

11/05/2019

Children should be talking by 18 months. www.therapyforsuccess.com

11/04/2019

If your child isn’t vaccinated, you won’t be able to get services covered through Medicaid or CHIP. www.therapyforsuccess.com

11/04/2019

More and more, doctors are not allowing children whose parents are opting out of vaccinations to stay in their practice. www.therapyforsuccess.com

11/01/2019

We see lots of kids that look like behavior issues when really they’re just lacking the language needed in social settings. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/30/2019

I love fall! So many opportunities for language goals like labeling, categories, and answering “wh” questions. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/28/2019

Win or lose, we're rooting for George Springer! https://www.facebook.com/InfieldChatterMLBPA/videos/508974663269689/

10/24/2019

With the school year having just started, lots of families are seeking evaluations to make sure their kids’ speech and language is on track. Ask your child’s teacher how his/her communication skills in the classroom are. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/23/2019

When you’re reading a book with your child, avoid asking them, “What is that?” Instead, comment like a sports commentator on the action. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/22/2019

Some sound errors are appropriate in childhood, but if you’re struggling to understand them by age four, an articulation evaluation is recommended. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/21/2019

Your two-year-old should have at least 75-100 words and be easily combining words into phrases. Their vocabulary should be rapidly expanding at this age. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/18/2019

Early speech and language evaluation is easy to obtain and will help you decide if speech/language therapy is appropriate for your child. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/14/2019

Early intervention is key to bridging early language impairment. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/09/2019

Think of how frustrated you would feel if you knew what you wanted to say but couldn’t say it. www.therapyforsuccess.com

10/02/2019

If your kid can't talk, behavior issues can't be far behind. www.therapyforsuccess.com